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In a move to provide a vital fillip to the relationship between the two historic neighbours India and Myanmar the Indian Army yesterday handed over seven Bailey bridges to the Myanmar Army at Leimakhong army headquarter, about 20 km north of Imphal.
The General Officer Commanding Spears Corps Lt Gen AK Sahni, handed over the sevenBailey bridges to Commander Major General Soe Lwin of North West Command at Leimakhong.
We are taking up this as a Prime Ministers initiative for the development of border infrastructure, said Lt Gen Sahni. This will help in meeting the aspiration of the people and also to ensure security along the Indo-Myanmar border, he also said adding, This gesture by India will go a long way in providing a vital fillip to the relationship between the two historic neighbours.
The step has been taken as part of the 3rd Indo-Myanmar Regional Border Committee Meet between India and Myanmar held under the aegis of Spears Corps of Indian Army at Leimakhong from July 23-25. The meeting was attended by high ranking officials from both the countries.
The Border Committee Meet is a landmark event which provides an opportunity for representatives of security forces and government officials of both nations to discuss and resolve crucial issues relating to border management, bi-lateral cooperation and counter-terrorism strategy.
Indian Army gifts 7 bailey bridges to Myanmar Army | idrw.org
The General Officer Commanding Spears Corps Lt Gen AK Sahni, handed over the sevenBailey bridges to Commander Major General Soe Lwin of North West Command at Leimakhong.
We are taking up this as a Prime Ministers initiative for the development of border infrastructure, said Lt Gen Sahni. This will help in meeting the aspiration of the people and also to ensure security along the Indo-Myanmar border, he also said adding, This gesture by India will go a long way in providing a vital fillip to the relationship between the two historic neighbours.
The step has been taken as part of the 3rd Indo-Myanmar Regional Border Committee Meet between India and Myanmar held under the aegis of Spears Corps of Indian Army at Leimakhong from July 23-25. The meeting was attended by high ranking officials from both the countries.
The Border Committee Meet is a landmark event which provides an opportunity for representatives of security forces and government officials of both nations to discuss and resolve crucial issues relating to border management, bi-lateral cooperation and counter-terrorism strategy.
Indian Army gifts 7 bailey bridges to Myanmar Army | idrw.org
